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    Thanks Richard! Actually I find them to be most active in the morning and in the evening. My lights come on at 9 am and go out at 9 pm. The frogs start calling an hour or two before lights on and then are active until about 11-12. They then all but disappear until 5 or 6 pm, and then go to sleep about 9:30-10pm.
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    Hi John,

    My Veraderos bred for the first time yesterday (I have only had the group together for a few weeks), so maybe I'll get some nice transport photos (though not as good as yours!)

    Cheers! Richard.

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    Congratulations!

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    Congratulations Richard. That Azureus pair has yet to produce any eggs for me, though other tincs I've acquired since then have been laying.
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    Of this race I now have 3 juveniles, 17 tadpoles at different stages, and more eggs on the way. Very happy with them!
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    Great news for you! Congrats!

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    Thank you .
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